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Back on March 30th, we announced that we were exploring Google Earth Enterprise support in Cesium, with the initial goal of including terrain and imagery support in a near term Cesium release. I’m happy to say that pull request #5189 is now open on GitHub and should be included with Cesium 1.32 on May 1st. If you have access to your own GEE Server, we would love for you to help us test things out.

Low-resolution terrain and imagery streaming from the test Google Earth Enterprise server.

If you’re interested in using Cesium as a Google Earth Enterprise client, we would love to hear from you, either on the forum or by contacting our sales team.